First of all the wonderful beautiful photos you have posted on here with the models that probably…read moregot paid nothing to pose how beautiful and clean it looks. Perhaps a lawyer should look into your false advertising and misrepresentation of your business. Also the residents of Anaheim should file a class action lawsuit against this recycling center who has no professionalism, lack of business code of conduct and ethical standards and practice and also putting humans health in danger and pose a serious health risk to all who have come here to turn in their cans and plastic. Your infectious disease recycling center should be consider a contaminated toxic environment which those who work and run the place need to be shut down for participating in unethical behavior that has caused biological consequences to even being near your site. The stench of a dumpster that's been in the heat for years without being cleaned obviously all party's involve with gloves owner, workers know if they touch those bins they know it contains biological waste that touching it would cause harm to the public. You have no right to be open for business and nor should you ever be able to run a business anywhere after seeing how you operate this site. The trash cans smell like S*** and Piss and that means and contamination and bacteria all over the place. I do know how you people sleep at night knowing that your defrauding the community and when ask to weigh a bin you only told me how much weight there is on the bin. That means you're not even ethical enough to allow your customer to see what your tear is on the bin when ask. When was the last time that weight machine was calibrated and checked to see if it was accurate. This was no trick to the trades kinda day. You also are set in a area where you can easily be trapped by all these other people who look out for this location because of their other ghost business which does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that the employee and other associations are obvious that by the grace of god in which I shall prey is that hopefully the light from above will burn through your wicked behavior!

One of the worst recycling places ever in Orange County .. they are very rude & don't give you what…read moreyour cans are worth .. they take off weight .

First time here, but compared to other tech lung centers this one is much nicer in that I do not…read morehave to dump each bag into a roller and manually bring it, they just unload my vehicle and give me a receipt. The value alone is in the time saved, but they also give a slightly higher price than their local competitor. I'll certainly return here the next time we have a recycling event. :)

Never open during their posted business hours. Twice this week, I lost precious time driving all…read morethe way over here in heavy traffic and it was closed well before 5pm. And this after I called to confirm the hours on the sign were accurate.

I do not recommend this recycling center. I came in with 6-7…read moregarbage bags of crushed up bottles (crushed so that I could fit more in a bag) and only got around 18$. I recycle very often (since I was 8) and I know that about each garbage bag fetches me about 4$. I was shorted more than a 1$ per bag. Each trip with the same amount of bags usually gives me minimum 25$. Of course, it's very easy to scam a younger looking girl so I'll give them that. The good and unique aspect here is that the owner replies through text in case you have any questions. I'll give you a star for that. To be honest, there are a lot of places who aren't very honest. If you are still deciding to pick this place or not, thinking about this kept me up at night since I'm still kinda mad about it. I have never felt so scammed before in my life lol I highly recommend sunset recycling. Bit of a drive but worth the extra couple of miles (dollar of gas from 25 mpg) to gain several more dollars. And a peace of mind. I'll keep looking around for another good one.

I had 3 bags of batteries of cans,water bottles, and only got 15$ the dude was not rude at allread more

It ain't glamorous; recycling hardly ever is. But if you want to do your part in helping the…read moreenvironment and get your CRV fees refunded, come here. It's a little hard to find. It's at a parking lot tucked behind a one-story office. Google this center for coupons to get you extra cents per pound. You can thank me (or actually my mom) later.

Used to be a good place. Saw the the dude wrote the wrong weights on paper. Don't come here unless…read moreyou want to get cheated.

If you're from OC & want to get rid of hazardous materials (exclusions apply), this is the spot. As…read morean OC resident, you have the ability to remove some hazardous waste here, FREE. All you need is your ID to show proof of residency. I recently went through our old shed, which hasn't been cleaned in a few years. I managed to get rid of a few paint canisters, paint buckets, cleaning chemicals & more. I had about 2 medium sized boxes worth of items. I simply pulled up around opening time, popped open the trunk of my CRV, associates easily removed the items from my car, & was sent on my merry way. By far the easiest junk removal process I could ask for. We are in Spring & Spring Cleaning is upon us. If you have small amounts of hazardous household waste material; this is what you are looking for.

Anaheim Household Hazardous Waste is one of several free household hazardous waste and e-waste…read moredisposal sites in Orange County version and it is the equivalent of SAFE Collection Center in LA County. The County partners up with a private company Clean Harbors and this is a drive-thru style disposal sites. Drivers cannot leave their vehicles and secure their wastes in the trunk + separate from personal belongings. At the end, the staff will ask which city are you driving from (they don't really check) and then you are good to go! [Operation hours]: : 9 AM to 3 PM Tuesday through Saturday. [Limits]: A maximum of 15 gallons or 125 pounds per vehicle per trip and containers larger than five gallons will not be accepted. [What to bring]: * Other Flammable Products: Diesel fuel, Fire Extinguishers under 40 lbs, Gas/oil mix, Home heating oil, Kerosene, Lighter fluid, Propane tanks (5-gallon or smaller). * Automotive Products: Antifreeze, Automotive batteries, Carburetor and fuel injection, cleaners Fuel additives, Motor oil, Starter fluids, Transmission and brake fluid. * Lawn and Garden Products: Fungicides/wood preservatives, Herbicides, Insecticides. * Workshop/Painting Supplies: Adhesives and glues, Aerosol cans, Fixatives and other solvents, Furniture strippers, Oil or enamel-based paint, Paint strippers and removers. Paint thinners and turpentine, Photographic chemicals, Stains and finishes. * Miscellaneous: Batteries, Compact Fluorescent Tubes, Driveway sealer, Fluorescent light bulbs, Mercury thermostats or thermometers, Sharps in puncture-proof containers (hypodermic needles, pen needles, intravenous needles, lancets), Smoke detectors * Cleaning Products: Bleach (laundry), Drain cleaners, Oven cleaners, Pool chemicals, Toilet cleaners, Tub, tile, shower cleaners, Wood and metal cleaners and polishes. * E-wastes (remove data before disposal): Blood glucose monitors (sterilized), CD, DVD and VCR players. Cell phones, Computer monitors (CRTs & flat screens), Computers/CPUs/laptops, Digital cameras and thermometers, Display boards on exercise equipment, Hand-held electronic devices, Home-use medical monitors, Tablets and MP3 players, Microwave ovens (home use), Programmable kitchen appliances, Printer/scanner/fax/copiers (desktop), Radios of all types (car & home), Stereos (no speakers), Solar panels (home use - 125 pound limit), Televisions (CRTs & flat screens), Video game consoles & accessories. [DO NOT BRING] * Asbestos, Ammunition, Marine Flares, Explosives, Radioactive materials, Pharmaceutical waste, Tires, High-pressure cylinders (acetylene, oxygen, air tanks - SCUBA or SCBA), Biological waste, and Commercial Waste. [Conclusion]: It is a great one-stop destination to dispose household hazardous waste and e-waste responsibly and it is totally free! P.S. - Other three locations are Huntington Beach Collection Center, Irvine Collection Center, and San Juan Capistrano Collection Center.

I used to go to another recycling center, but during my last few visits the staff seemed…read moreinattentive and even a bit rude. So I decided to try somewhere new and found Sanchez Recycling. From the moment I drove in, the experience was completely different. I was greeted right away and asked how they could help. I told them I had cans, and the employee directed me where to go, brought me a large basket, and let me know someone would assist me. Another staff member quickly helped, weighed my cans, gave me a receipt, and thanked me for coming. The woman in the payment area was also friendly and efficient. Overall, the whole process was smooth and pleasant. The facility is clean, the staff is helpful, and everything was easy to deal with. I'll definitely be coming here from now on!

this is my go-to recycling center even though there are several others way closer to my house. the…read moreparking lot is really small (like your best bet is to back straight out of the gate) but their buckets are large, plentiful and in good shape. customer service is very nice. they have a handwashing station available for patrons and you can leave with cash instead of having to go to a second location (you know how like, some places are behind a market and then you have to redeem your receipt inside the market?). i feel like they offer good prices AND! they also collect a bunch of stuff. i was just turning in water bottles but the guy next to me turned in all these metal pipes and stuff.

Good service. Pablo was friendly and assisted me in where to put my recyclables. Easy process and…read morethere weren't a lot of people. This new location he said he's been for only 3 months. It's at the back of Goodwill. There's a big cardboard sign. If you have a ton of cans, plastic & glass bottles there's no hassle to redeem your CRV. FYI your recyclables are weighed.

I had hesitant at the beginning because of the ratings but they're really helpful and fast service…read morewould absolutely recommend!(:

No hassles I was in and out really fast…read more It's sort of snug with tons of huge trucks , but more than three people helped and I stayed in my car

If I could give a NO STARS i would!!! Each time I go to this place the "workers" are sooooo rude…read moreand even refuse to take my non-wet plastics and everytime I bring my pet food cans:.: they have a metal detecter and say that they can't accept them because there is another metal in it (when there is NOT)!!! They are very Mean and prejudice to certain people. It is DISGUSTING!!!! Don't EVER take your recycling materials here!!

Came in on a Saturday late morning. It was my first time recycling a LOT of stuff (maybe a few…read moremonths' worth). I already pre-sorted the basics, but wasn't aware of some of the other stuff that needed to be taken out. Luckily, the 2 guys there were SUPER patient in explaining to me the differences of materials, how we're sorting it, and what they offer for each. My only gripe is that if you have a large haul and need to park near the sorting area, good luck. The entrance sort of shares the same one with the next door gas station, so it can get clogged if a person is parked. Otherwise, if no one's around, you're good. There is parking in the back if needed

Gotta give these guys credit - they remain friendly and helpful even when dealing with peoples…read moredirty recycle. They provide you with sorting bins for the different glass and plastics. We've only brought in our plastic, but it's been quick and easy and cash paid immediately. Decent payout too. Make sure you park in a real spot, don't be that guy who parks where it says "no parking". Open weekends, rarely super crowded too. Great job!

Need ID license & highly recommend bring your own safety hard hat/gloves/ steel toe bootsread more

I consider DBW the backbone of down home American recycling in advanced mode. The workers are very…read morehelpful and knowledgable of everything recycle able. I grew up in a family of recyclers but was sheltered from it. DBW helped me to prosper and corner the market with experience and knowledge. Still a lot to learn. Like how to overcome obstacles of lack of supply and location.